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Family celebrates spring break with bucket list trip
A trip to see the Texas Rangers at Spring Training finally happened after years of talking about it.
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Niecy Nash-Betts, Cynt Marshall to be honored at Women of Influence Luncheon in Dallas
Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall and Emmy-award-winning actress Niecy Nash-Betts will be honored at Cheryl Magazine’s Women of Influence Luncheon in North Texas on Friday, March 15.
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Individuals and nonprofits encouraged to apply for grants to revitalize community spaces
The deadline to apply for grants from Lowe’s is Monday.
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Lowe's Hometowns Grant Program needs North Texas nominations
Lowe’s is investing millions to restore and revitalize community spaces across the country through the Lowe’s Hometowns program and they need North Texas nominations.
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Football players in Everman walk kids to school
These Everman football players are doing #SomethingGood off the field.
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Thousand-Book Donation Made Possible Through Lewisville High School Student's Efforts
A high school junior from Lewisville is doing something good in the name of literacy.
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Lewisville Teen Does #SomethingGood for Childhood Literacy
The Lewisville junior donated more than a thousand books to share his love of reading.
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Gala Honors Rookie Arlington Officers Killed in the Line of Duty in 2010
It’s been almost 12 years since rookie Arlington police officer Jillan Smith died in the line of duty, but her memory lives on as the police department continues doing “something good” to remember her.
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Cedar Hill Basketball Coach Shows True Meaning of Sportsmanship
During the Cedar Hill Longhorns and Eastern Hills basketball game Tuesday night, Longhorn’s Assistant Coach Corrie Booker, went to console a player on the opposing team after he missed the game-tying 3-pointer.
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New STEM Exhibit Opens This Week at Perot Museum
“The Science Behind Pixar” opens up to members on Wednesday, Nov. 16 and then to the public on Thursday, Nov. 17.
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The Science Behind Pixar: Perot Museum Launches STEM Education Exhibit
Perot Museum of Nature and Science is launching a new exhibit designed to make STEM education accessible to all students starting Wednesday, Nov. 16 through Sept. 2023.
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Navy Veteran Does Changes Lives at Cedar Hill ISD for More Than 2 Decades
This Navy veteran, a long-time educator in Cedar Hill ISD, has been doing #SomethingGood there for 17 years.
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North Texas Parents Remember Late Daughter Through Children's Books
A local couple has turned their pain into purpose doing something good for the community through children’s books. Those books inspired by their late daughter, Vail.
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Local Parents Remember Late Daughter Through Children's Books
A local couple has turned their pain into purpose doing something good for the community through children’s books. Those books inspired by their late daughter, Vail.
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Volunteers Bring Garden at Fort Worth Elementary School Back to Life
Volunteers helped bring a school garden back to life, and students are reaping #SomethingGood. Teams from Fidelity and Blue Zone projects got into the weeds at Fort Worth ISD’s Bonnie Brae Elementary.
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Coppell Officer Escorts Football Player on Field For Senior Night
It’s the sweetest bond! A senior on the Coppell Cowboys Football team was escorted on the field by the school’s Resource Officer for Senior Night when his parents couldn’t make it.
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Dallas County Sheriff's Department Hosts ‘Stories From Inside'
Dallas County Sheriff’s Department and Volunteers of America hosted a special event from women in the Resolana program, giving women giving who are in custody a chance to share personal stories through art, song and poetry.
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Klyde Warren Park Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary With Expansion of Children's Park
The re-opening of the Sheila and Jody Grant Children’s Park is yet another way the park is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
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Two Argyle Lady Eagles Players Reach Volleyball Milestones in Championship Game
We are celebrating with Argyle’s Lady Eagles all because of what happened at the championship game against Midlothian earlier this week.
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Hope Squad Looks to Break Mental Health Stigma Among North Texas Students
North Texans are doing #SomethingGood to break the stigma of mental health issues. Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program in which students are nominated by their peers and trained to watch for at-risk students, provide friendship, identify warning signs, and seek help from adults.